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Item Code: M26404
Black velvet, oval patch, 1.625 x 2.5”, with jaceron border. Features brass crossed-cavalry sabres with numeral “4”. Sharp jaceron bordering sabers & numeral exhibit medium coppery patina. Reverse tight and fine. Overall, near fine. Superb cavalry collectible, excellent display piece. In black Riker box, 4.25 x 3.25, with white foam. [JP]
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